Fix My Flip

A married couple [Marianne and Kurt in Lake Mission Viejo] who flips on the side are completely lost on a million-dollar flip, and holding costs are burning a hole in their profit. Page steps in to right the ship, but the flippers have an undisclosed issue that may put their partnership in peril.

Two flippers [Sam and Jose in Buena Park] partner up for the first time on a house they bought sight unseen, and now they're in desperate need of help. Page realizes they have no plan to update the home to its full potential, and it's also next to a busy highway in the backyard.

A flipper [Dessy in Woodland Hills] can't seem to make any progress on a massive, multi-million dollar flip and risks losing much of her potential profit. Page takes this flipper under her wing for guidance, but optimism quickly turns to frustration as she receives major pushback. Instead she works with Ken and Reggie in Whittier a second time.

Two seasoned flipping partners [Joe and Mike in Tustin] are in dire need of help after buying a house on a busy street and under a flight path. Page discovers their design sense is decades out of style, and their lack of urgency to prioritize home inspections may be catastrophic.

Flipping partners [Ken and Reggie in Whittier] bought a house on a dead-end alley next to a pig farm, and now they have no idea how to sell it. Page realizes the house must be well designed and bold for buyers to look past these huge challenges, but money and time are running out.

A newcomer [Michael in Toluca Lake] has purchased the riskiest and most high-stakes home of his career and has tons of anxiety about reaching his $2 million price goal. Page quickly realizes that he's bitten off more than he can chew, and his reno plans miss the high-level mark.

A father and daughter flipping duo are currently in a stalemate on how to finish a very pricey flip.